Sentence examples for continually going to from inspiring English sources

In "The Laws of Falling Bodies" (2009), the opening work, the bodies continually going to the ground and clasping hands and dipping one another baptismally expressed a stricken community.

Griffin said he was just doing what Rivers calls "feeding the pig" by continually going to a play that worked on his dunks over Baynes.

Patients described the need for psychosocial support to mitigate the difficulty of continually going to the clinic to take medications, tending to other family or professional responsibilities while on treatment, and confronting stigma and social isolation within their community.

NSW's selection panel have continually gone to the well on notions like 'wingers need to be big', 'the bench always needs a backline utility', and 'the halves need a one-dimensional defensive protector'.

"Let's just say that their mother and I had to continually go to school and deal with teachers who had presumptions about their ability based on cultural factors," said Howard Myrick, now a Temple University professor of communications who lives in Philadelphia.

"The problem with cash is that it is tangible, it's inconvenient, you have to carry around a bunch of bills and you have to continually go to the A.T.M.," said Jack Dorsey, a Twitter co-founder who is now the co-founder and chief executive of Square, which makes a dime-size device that anyone can plug into the earplug jack of an iPhone or iPad to instantly accept credit card payments.

But I find myself continually going back to it, listening to it with all senses open as if walking in the darkness, looking for the language of each work, and usually, with delight, finding it.

Additional themes were created during this process, which required continually going back to the transcripts to select relevant latent meaning in the text.

Objects, situations, and ideas are continually "zooming," "going to town," "getting on fine and dandy," or "hitting the high spots," in Mr. Wheeler's conversation.

Whenever you have to continually go back to a place to see if anything new is there, it starts taking a toll on you.

I was continually getting up and going to the bathroom to refill my glass.